It's very possible that in Costa Rica the care may not be the best available but who's going to second guess death? So Cal is feelin this.
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It's very possible that in Costa Rica the care may not be the best available but who's going to second guess death? So Cal is feelin this.
Yes we are...
does your son ride? For some reason I was thinking he did.Quote:
Originally Posted by KahanaReef
Yep! Not so much as he used to though. He busted his leg good in 2005 off an 80ft jump and now has a titanium rod in his leg. But, he still goes out and tears it up.Quote:
Originally Posted by 0rion
He knew Jeremy from the track in Temecula, CA we used to race at.
I really hate when this shit happens!!! And, this is just so heart breaking.
R.I.P. JEREMY
He died way too young!
His talent was awesome to say the least.
The only thing I can say is he died doing what he loved. . . . . . . . .
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Originally Posted by KahanaReef
Thank you, Jacque. :hug: I couldn't even watch more than the first few seconds. It brought tears to my eyes. I haven't been able to get hold of my son yet. He's been working a lot of overtime.Quote:
Originally Posted by FasstChevys
I feel so badly for his mother and family right now.
So very, very sad.
it's sad anytime someone young loses their life but like I say, he did it doing something he loved. That's what you have to focus on.Quote:
Originally Posted by KahanaReef
:yup: That is the only thing his family has to hold on to right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by 0rion
This is sad. I was hoping he would come out of this OK. But I am sure he is pain free and riding and stuntin in heaven. R.I.P.
Like the saying I have heard back in my church-going days, "God called down from Heaven, and this young man answered."
just had a co-worker tell me about it this morning, sad news